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Disastrous Firo nt Milton. ", ya,

CHARLESTON, W Va, Feb. 22.-1nior.
nation has just reached here to the effect
that disastrous fire occurred at Milton,
80 miles from this city, last night, in which
the store OF Martin d Co., a drug store and
three other business houses had been de.
stroyed. The loss is estimated at $l2, 900.
Insurance not known. S9ii,3i5',. n. n .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23

TuosE who understand the political di.
visions In German politics, the parties
and tho groups shaded down To the nicely
0! hair, will have great satisfaction In
knowing that they understand 1t all. Such
divisions aud Subdivisions OF party ele-
msns would ses tho American voter
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23
Flro and Police Board Ordinance,

Special DLspdtch TO the lnlelliocnccr. y,tt4y II
CHARLESTON, VIVA, Feb. Colonel
George B. Caldwell, City Solicitor Of
Wheeling, has secured from Judge John.
son, Of the Supreme Court Of Appeals, an
appeal and supersedeas in the case OF J..
b. Shepherd and other Ohio county ta1
payers ys. the City Of Wheeling, involving
the validity Of the Fire aud Police Board
ordinance. The case has not yet been as
signed day for hearing on the appeal. 2
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23

PlTrsBuReu, Feo. 22.-The coal miners
OF the Clear6eld regions were notified TO-
day that their wages would bo advanced
ten cents per ton on March 1st. a SINH
lar advance is expected in tho Cumber-
land, Meyersdale and other competing
fieldn. Il EfI m. t.I7 s.-TT|I' %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23

TORONTO, Feb. 22.-In the Dominion
elections up to this hour, 10 p. N one
hundred and eleven constituencies have
been heard from, sixty.two OF which re-
turn Conservatives and forty-nine Lib.
erals. l5l.gf5 1Gs 5Ilg ~ ~ ~ 'i'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23

LSW. W. Bethel, Esq, Of Flushing. is the
guest OF Martins Ferry friends for few
days. ~ 5i sglis Z. u, -,,g., g4si
The Uncle Toms Cabin Company play
Cd 70 an immense audience in Lafayette
Hall last night. g.; I'd n r. ~ :
The many friends Of Anderson Rslston,
Jr., will be glad to learn that, in tho com.
petltive examination for the position OF
assistant resident physician to the Cincin-
natl Hospital, he carried of the appoint
ment over many older students.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23
Ia Superintendent Pcck's Case.
Hectat Dispateh 10 he Inielitcater.

CHARLESTON, W. Va, Feb. 22.-The
Senate was In executive session over two
houra this evening, NIL tho time being
spent considering tho appointment Of ].
E. Pock to be Superintendent OF tho Peni.
tsntiary. Tho members OF the late inyes.
tlgating committee all advocated tho con.
tlrmation Of the appointment, but It was
opposed by others In view OF part Of tbs
testimony taken by tho committee. No
conclusion was reached, r-.M-l !,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23
Ghe G'ttelttlafttfea:,
osJctl SOS. 20 aud 81 Fourteenth Street.
Ma. HARDING, shakel II you arc pass.
IN, BY, drop in. 4 "

THERE 10 no occasion for Republicans to
becone excited over the probable ap.
pointment Of Col. Lucas to tho United
States Senate. uo won't bo their up.
poIutee, aud in two years wo shall try to
r,hofse him. HIr't tN0bb1 ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23

The efficacy Of Red Star Cough Cure ia
youched for by United States Architect
Clark, nj 55gl4 I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-23

You often hear asked, "'Why do so
many persons, especially children, wear
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20


Diff rent news comes from some por-
tions Of the South now, compared to
what We have been accustomed to hear
be'ors manufactories were planted In
that s.oticn. Here 10 paragraph from
the Admission Hot Blast, AlAbams,
which tolls the whole story:
Remarkable % II may seem, increai.
| bio, no doubt, to many IL may SOUND,
yet the TACT 10, unembellished or with
( out saving clause, there 10 not man,
woman OF child In Admission who goes
| to sleep, any night In the year, hungry
because The larder 10 empty and ths
purse has NO money In IL with which te
buy food. This happy and prosperous
condition attaches, probably, TO M
other city of like size, In the country
perhaps In the world. Here every one
not only can, but does, and employ
Iment, and there il not IN idler or loaf
or by reason Of = lack Of work In all INT
city.
And yet remarkable ~ II may seem,
incredible, no doubt to many IL may
sound" the Democratic party would, !
lit could, sweep away this very state o.
affairs and establish free trade, which
would cause sleepless nights, empty thu
larder and the purse, make labor scarc'
and men idlers and losfers By reason o.
q lack Of work. It 10 one Of the mystic
Iries that cannot be UNDERWOOD, that II
this country any considerable numbel
of laborers can DO found who still insts
agsinst having work for themselves, b,
voting for . party in favor Of fre
utrade.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
BEE HIVE"
400 Market Street.

We have made an unexpected
purchase of Madras Curtain
Drapery, 1910 goods, ia hand.
some styles, and will offer them
at &c a yard, and think you will
not be long in buying what we
have at two.thirds price.
Two cases of Bleached Muslin
compares very favorably with
Utica, extra heavy, worth Ice.
We off:r you this lot at Sc q
lyard; an unquestionable bargain.
We were very fortunate in
,obtaining o case of Csc Dress
Goods, in nice little checks
; shades just right, and all we ask
Iyou to pay for them is l5c
yard, three-ffths of the regular
lprice; delays will be dangerous
r Only twenty-five dozen lett O
] q big lot of Turkey Red boy
q lies, the balance to be scld q
- l25c q dozen; they ought to g
- quick when sold at half price.
seventy-ave dozen Children
Lace Gays, in all the ne'
shapes, from l5c apiece upward
IA come of them are beauties.
When you are looking fo
Il Dress Trimmings, do not forg'
the"Bee Hive" always offers ye
. bargains in them.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
NO. 400 MARKET STREET.
ABOVE SECOND
ROYY & CHlLDREN'S WEEK

We have endeavored for long time 70
secure footwear for big and little boys
with more style, good fitting and good
wearing qualities at moderate cost and
have succeeded. Perplexed parents viii
and It greatly TO their interest to come
ana see our stock for this season.
For Big Boy Slime Calf button or hook,
lace or sewed, sizes 8 to 81, for $3.50;
Fine button or hook, lace sewed, sizes J
to ~, for S2.00.
Fine hook lace, plain toe, sewed, sizes =
and 4 for 81 30, would be cheap at $500.
For Little Boys-Fine calf, button o.
hook, lace, high cut, sewed, sizes ii to =,
| for $500. Fine high cut button or hook
lace, sizes II to 2, for S1.55.
For Children-Fine kid, spring heel
| high cut, button, Philadelphia toe, sizes
10 10H, for 81 40
Fine Kid, spring button, high cut
sizes, 5 to ", for $1.25.
Fine Pebble, button, high cut, sizes
to 10lz, for 81 20.
Ali the above are excellent in at, fnisl
| and material. We guarantee the goot
wearing qualities of every pair, and you
will say you never bought so good for tn
money.
NO, 2O6 MARKET STREET.
1 Above second.
WILMINGTON.
WILLIAM H. DABCOCK.
Improved ankle supporter for veal
ankles, all sizes; can be worn with an.
shoe,
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
TESTIMONIALS.

Mrs. @. A. Tilton OF E,ston, p
bone disease and paralysis Of arm
Wilbur cured her entirely, 80 no
10 we'll.
Mr.. Frank Levy, employed
Steelton -four mill, Steelfor, was
eyed twenty years. DIR. Wilburst
tened his eyeA In q few minutes
eye sight has since much improve
eyes being 80 terribly crossed bio
WAS much interfered with.
Little Regina Goldsmith, thepret
intelligent 5 year-old daughter Of
Goldsmith OF No. 329 Market
Harrisburg. had been langaishln
the past year owing to a tape
DR.. Wilbur removed the worm
hours, head and all complete. lleI
ster measured twenty five feet IN
| 8. II Moritz of No 30 Elmlia
Williamsport, Pa, was cured OIL
disease Of fifteen years standing y
Wilbur. Mr.. Morris was tieate'
doctor when in Easton, Pa, TWO
ago, and to-day is well man;
Mrs. Joseph Mason OF RaliiGl,
was blind for nearly ten years Ky
long years she was unable to zee ~ !,
of her children. She consulted y
and oculists in her own and o's'.
tries who treated her but ia!leu y
lher. She heard of DR.. Wilbur u
Transport, Pa, and her Husband ~ ),
to consult him. The doctor ole'a,
one eye and restored the siglt, u
1.-TWO wet ks after operated IN ias
eve with like success, restoring As Il,
fully, making a perfect anu p'4
cure. -, Mr.
A deaf man made to hear M
drew Boyson, who resides coFn ', y.
and Susquehanna streets, man u,.
Pa, was deaf for fifteen years, was
ed by DR.. Wilbur and can no"
watch tick. MIN
DR.. Wilbur invites any one w ,,n
anv of these statements 10 VIM "a,
= parties concerned and ascertain IN, ~
selves, but be sure ana ca''''
> stamps II you expect an ahs" =, ,rc
The doctor invites corf'i ~
:, from people at a distance ,,a |4
u answers any letters unless INV
; These are only few of I , man
monials obtained bG DR.. " ''U''
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

If THE Republicans Of Virginia did
s.oop to conquer during the first cam
.yk0n that sent Malone to the Senate,
they are standing mp stoutly on the
honest side now. The present LegislA-
ture, largely Democratic, has tried to
xepudiate all the State debt not included
I'm the R,ddleberger bill, but the effort
has been defeated by the vote OF few
honest Democrats and the solid vote OF
The Repnblicaus. Az the debt question
..xiu Do nm absorbing issue In the next
campaign, the Republican: viii present N.
An Honest resord for endorsement by
homes. men. II our memory serves ~
right there was . paper In gu, c'ss
vSich was loud In its condemnation O
tne Rsadiusters when that party wa
,scs,inr the STATE debt. We await
sh.t ia standing unflnchingly up b
protect the honor OF the STATE
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
Complimentary
TO THE
Wilmington Clothing House
No. 4I6 Market Street.
PHGNIxvILLE, Penns.

PHGNIxvILLE, Penna.
At q special meeting Of the Ph@ni.
Military Band, Of the above named
place, held March 8, 1857, the following
resolution was presented and unsni'
mously adopted:
Resolved, That Messrs. John W.
Diefeudorf and Thomas Cullen, OF tho
WILMINGTON Clothing House, Whining
ton, DEL. to whom the Pf@uix MIL
tary Band, Of Ph@nixville, Penna'
gave the contract to furnish pautaloons
bs complimepted for the highly salts
factory manner In which they fulHllst
their agreement. and also for the excel
lent workmanship and ht, toseshe
with tho good material for the prsce
Yours, Z. d. HowhhI'
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
psIl.i.l,AA, ull.nsus ! vs'.ss. l.Ilr..'


MA2 AOA h00Ss
Tr.isswili leave Wilminstsn - iollswe.
%, Is, $50 10, II. ID o.. ii V. ii IL An
Accommodation, . 20. 100. ! q, 10 % . n,
%. 90, %, . 20, 10 80 p: N.
70, C !. (:xprss,1, a. w. !. g "a . ~ .:
'Accommodstfon, 20, 90, o., siS, 10 o.
.. M, 2 %, Z o., %. 80 and 10 % p. m.
New York, i %, 2 81, go. $50, 90, 80
10 o.. II 81 Q. M, az u, ~. ~ b ~ se1,
For west Onsstsr, via Lsmokin. 80 ana
I Q Is .. m, 2 30and 90 p. m.
For Newark (Osntre) and intermediate
stations, q .. m, u So and . II p. n.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, 10 %
baltimore and bay Line, q p. m.
Baltimore and Washington. -, y, y
10 90, IL 90 .. m, u %, sll1. 1e2, 40, 10,
Trans nS nor 4 Dei.~ var. Division leave for:
cas- D. m. and Ia CO night,
Georgetown and lIswes, % .. m, and %
p. m.
s:slSra G,P6s s1.s "a v nv stations, .,
.. m, ~ ID p. n.
Express for harrington, 10 p. n. va.
Express Tor Dover, Harrington end Dsl
mar sl;. ~ q n uity. 81 90 .. m.
Express for Ospe Charles, Old Point Oon
fort and Norfolk, Il CO night.
Leave Philadelphia, Broad street. foi
10, ios6. 'i ii Is, il q :: m. siS. sol. 81
20. sos, IA, 0 OF, . 81, II % p. M
Accommodation, . 30, 10 70 .. M. 70. . n
IL s.. 3 y. q 10 Cd 10 10 and II ~ D. m.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

In THE empaneling OF Q special jury
70 try the case OF Joseph Ryan against
the Wilmington and Northern Railroad
Company, ofisials and ex-ofhciais OF
the county and State seemed 10 ssAno
In the direct line OF court lightning and
/. got struck. Thus, out OF twenty-tour
: names dra wn from the box, are the fol-
lowing: Henry M. Barlow, ex-hepre-
sentative; Isaac N. Grub, present Levy
Court Commissioner; Thomas @. Bird,
ex.rrustee Of the Poor; William U.
Lodge. ex-Rspresentative and ex-Trus-
tce of the Poor; Philip r. CLARK, ex.
Sheriff; Calvin W. Crossar, present
State senator; Thomas L. j. Baldwin
ex.RspresentAtive and present presiden
OF the Trustees OF the Poor; William l.
Wier, y present Levy Court Commis
sioneJ; William Herbert, ex-Sherlf, ex
County Treasurer and present S;a.
Treasurer; Sswell O. B'ggs, ek-Speake
of the 81 ,use OF Representatives. an
ex.R ,slster OF Wills; William r. Coch
ran. foreman OF the present Grand Jur
of New Castle County; Henry A. Nov
Hand, ex Representative; Colen Ferg'
son. present State Senator, and Georl
N. d, Fart, present Trustee OF Il
Poor. Somehow, ex Governor Oochra
G,veInor Blggs, Representative %
Svithin Chandler, ex-Rspresentaii
James Bradford, State Senator CHAR
III, McWhorter and number OF 9th
State aud county msgnates have be
overlooked in making out the pan
but still it presents respectable arr
OF names as 1t is, and In the name
the Com mon wealth We would say 81
iussice be done though the Heavt
fAiL."
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

LIZ. WlLnO 4 mas adopted thlI
That he will charge nothing n
vice, consultation or t,ea,m1
until the patient propouncs1
himself we'll,
The only charge being made,sm,
cine used during the treatms1
DR. WILBUR. SPECIALIZE
Treats successfully chronic and
standing diseases, as those Of ths
Throat and Lungs, Liver, KMnI
Heart Complaints; invs,e,als N
Of the Stomach that have dsatd
or methods; those fearful dis,s.
nervous system, arising from ii
causes; Scrofula, Dropsy, Patsl,I
Fever Sores, CONTRACTED Cords. +,
ed and Stiff Joints, Rbeumatisn!J
rAlgia, Soientiea, Bone Dsioru
Salt Rheum, Erys.pslaa, scali
Ill Conditioned Ulcers, Nasal Pal
Asthma, Hay Fever, Rose Cold, \
Coughs, Chronic Diarrh GA and
ties. All may be cured by this v,
full system If not too far adv
Bone diseases cured when Of! o,bt
hods have failed.
Ladies' who are suffering with
plants peculiar to their sex can 0
the doctor with every assurs,
speedy relief and permanent cure
ont subjeetiDR them to the embal
procedure Of examination, WI
nine cases out Of ten 10 unnec
The Doctor particularly invi
CAGES that have been given up BY
physicians.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

Man, Youth or Boy;
Clothes for either. Clothes
that'll fit; that'll wear; that
you'll be likely to save
money on. Well made,
Iseasonable, stylish. Our fin
| gers on the Clothing pulse
lof the country. We knozs
there's no better Clothing
lvalue anywhere you can go
Market street front, east of main aisle
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

THE FOURTH WARD will shake from
end to end ON Saturday afternoon next
under the contest for nomination to the
City Council. It will be Teuton against
Oelt and Oelt against Teuton, with L
B. Frazer, Esq, trying to attract . few
American votes to himself The eyes
of the city will be ON the Fourth ward.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

ETHr "And Henry Eskel" party
showed Its independence again last
night by voting alone and unanimously
against an ordinance In City Council
that the party did not deem necessary
for the best interests OF reform. Very
properly President Eckel could see no
good reason why the Mayor should not
be entrusted with the appointment OF q
physi clan whose duties lay almost I'M
mediately under the eye OF the Mayor.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
WANAm AKERS'
Seersuckers. Among the

Q
most pleasing and COM
Portable of hot-weather cot
tons. Not SO light as the|
Crates, not sheeny like the
Sateens. A counter full
Long rows of shelves filled
with nothing but Seersuck-
ers. Crinkly, airy, always
ready stuffs. Stuffs that WOO
any breeze that blows. Not
to be "done up" wash and
dry, that's all. From S
cents.
Those that have been raj
cents are 10. Fresh, fine,
handsome; almost light
enough to float in the air.
Every woman is thinking of
Seersuckers; maybe halt the
women who come to the
store buy Seersuckers. Yet
we chip q cents from the
price Of one Of the best sell
ers. Why? We want every
woman to buy Seersuckers.
Counter 81. main aisle.
Is there so pretty, so neat,
so fine a Sateen anywhere
in town for I21 cents. We
know of none. Light and
dark colors.
Northwest Of centre.
It's the cotton in it that
makes the Percale so heavy
and firm. The spinning and
weaving; not starch or clay.
OF course it'll wear. It's as
tough as cotton we'll can be;
yet neat and dressy. Pref
thy printed in stripes, plaids
or figures on white ground.
124 cents, from ID.
Last circle, northwest of centre.
Hand-painted Tennis Hats
tor ladies. New, neat, pict-
uresque, S1.65. Also striped
Tennis hats, club colors,
$1.25.
Southeast of centre.
| At the Pocketbook
Counter a large lot of Belts
from the Muslin stock. We
want to make quick work
with them. Cotton, black,
blue and white, SC; worsted,
same colors, 25c.; leather, IL
Ito 45c.
Northwest of centre.
| A Wholesale Dealer blum
ldered. Result: we have
'iWash Skirts in more thar
40 styles, which shall 60 to-
two-thirds the regular price
Costly mistake for thu
Wholesaler; a windfall 10
!, those who want Was
Skirts; IS cents to SI.5o.
Chestnut street front, east of Arcade.
The Black Wool Lac
Il Flouncing, 40 in, SI.4o t
o So; wont last long. 'Twa
n made to sell at from IS
'e 81.
Southwest of centre.
e, Bees are no buster thu
&c Moths. We hang Furs al
Plush Wraps Ia closets a,
IS insure them. Now's a 60
~ time to have Seal Co;
GU dyed and Fur Garme1
ne turned. Prices low; VIC
I'LL the best.
70; Desk in Millinery Parlor, First floor.
he Florentine Mosaics.
he quisite ert works. Half
cost Of importing,S2 to S
the Northwest of centre.
Silk Remnants are n
;. Arcade Stairway. Ends
from pieces of seasonable thl
= to at a fraction of the reg
, set, price.
ironi Next East Transept.
use, JOHN WANAMAKE
:, ~ Chestnut, Thirteenth and Market &
asto and City-hall square.
mish,
IN F,PROUTOR'S
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

NOT A Democratic paper has ye1
IA = vord against President oleve-
s.nd,s desire to appoint Attorney Cen
III GsrIsnd to . seat in the Supreme
ca The bigger the "boodler" the
SHna. ,s .t.nds in Democratic estima'
Aon.
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

NYUTICE.-I WILL COMMENCE ON
IN MONDAY, April 18th. to regulate,
seal and stamp all weights and measures
WORK left at Kyle's Ninth and King streets,
or at my residence, .:sl3o Poplar street, vii.
mipgtop, will receive prompt attention.
JACOB DEAKYNE,
Regulator Of Weights and measures.
R.23 6m. cod
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
WANAMAKER's
PHILADELPHIA. Friday. May 20. 1887.

When you buy our Linens
you pay nothing for mid
dlemen, nothing for careless
picking out, nothing tor ig-
norant choosing, nothing for
|haphazard, wasteful hand
ling.
Every cent of your money
goes for Linen within the
least possible fringe Of ex-
pense. You don't pay for
mistakes when you get a
scream" damask towel, Iox-
SO in, for 121 cents or 100
| inch Irish Sheeting for 81
I25.
Or any of our other Linen
stuffs.
Look at the AS. Light
weight for women; heavy
for shirt bodies; medium fol
'Ilinen shirt fronts; extra flint
! and heavy for plated shlr
fronts, cuffs, collars and thu
!, like. "Cream" Linen TO
t costumes. Heavy Scream
i|for aprons, walters jacket
i or market cloths.
Butchers Linens in a
Loosely woven t
Il wash easily; "cream'' to was
ID better; b!eached, to plea:
ID the eye.
az ar At the other extrem
'l-lSheer, cool, French Camb,
WI with a silky sheen.
ID, Whatever Linen thin
us. ARE worth your buyil
s1,!thought we have. If y
I in, !sweep a few out with
emil Special Sale rush, 'tv
n Is Ionly be for a day or ty
e. e., other shipments are on
k ,r way to fill any breaks in
ssS line.
, 'uryl Here are a few of
low, low. !prices again:
orgel Beachei Turkish Towels, 80 to So
the "Henrietta Linen" q in 12Hc.,
ran, t37H.
nr Linen Lawns, printed and white,
~ % 75c
aLse Initial Cloths and Napkins, s. so
other 81 Bleaehed Table Linen % ill., 0'''
BEEN Fine Double Damask, ready to
anel, t90c.
Array Barns}sy Damask, 81 %; worth
ae of "Cnf2 b" Damask, AZ to6) in,
"Ls. 4oc.; % in, As to 55c-; ~ in, Fls
Bleached Damask Towels, soft
iknotted fringe, colored borders, 2lx4
,25c.
A didI Pillow-Case Linen, 40 to 81 in.
cam. to 81. -.
ena.e, PrenIn SnI I;unS .nst anish IA
n the p 1anaSasohiats tb st. were az now
'glslA. Tandkerchiefs that were rs now
IHa Go anywhere you pl
.sf,,oo.tIamong the Linens. the
ote Of tale price IHSS IL
estion x,o,1r axes wonder. wide [
, peYtVJ
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

NYOrIOE-THE FOURTH ANNUAL
~ meeting Of tho shareholders Of tho
Guardian Savings and Loan Association
viii be- held 1T the office Of the Secretary
No. III Market street, ON tuesday evening,
May 2ath, 1887, 1t 8 O'Clock. The annual re-
port will 10 presented and an election for
officers and dire ct0re hold.
mle.tt
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20

(SSr a vooa1ei reuresentation acoord.
- = Inonu1ntlon. should have weaken.
~ nnon thnt nnbisot. There IA mo 90.
1870 ~ anv anrnriaa vhAtever. ana
1Ro RrpunrfcAu atill mnaptains that
01Iof IA ire eruo urlnciule Of representa-
oSri. ma ~ "a nanv thinRs rIaht
a ehsorv tkat al not hold out right In
HroctinS. And Il = one 81 the inc Die
aleSSa ~ nooIstv q proteot itself against
oSv tbs,rv. vhloh. n carried ont In
1rsaticr. vould wilitsta AGAINST the
1000 "a : ,niesv ana of Tho neonIe. That
tlan 40 ord,nu "a nopuIation
a I ~. N ssete ne Ds,avsYe. where
~ r,pulntion 81 her principal city
iii = q - vasr. hs e,estar than ali
~ ara, ncrnl~ s,on NJ ths et.te. vould
- detrlmensal TO public interests vel
1eve NOT 90 ienat doubt. The question
ehen aripss. should the principle OF an
ahstyaot ouastiou be adhered TO simply
hscsuss n e riobt in theory but iniu.
rIors N rract,es9
IN 1890 nov fast approaching, the
cltv AZ Wiiminrton Vii no doubt hsye
a. f,oo nopulatlou. vhich viii be more
shsn ons-rh,rd The population OF the
Chcle ssass. Wilminaton would then
nlssvlv i. untitled 10 4 third Of the rep.
s.ensasion nf tbe g.nte In tina Leatsls.
S~re -hesh A. n ~ com posad of thirty
- sirfv memher.' n the latter. viii
~,rs,ac ~onId hava al New Castle
0ou1tv. outside Of WILMINGTON. would
Hnsa IA Kant Oountv the same. and
ansser ia Wiiminetou. with New
Oestle C,onptv vould have az. three
.nora than : majority of the whole
rrmhsr- with her auperioritv of gen
~ssentatlon md ve.lth. she would have
Vim representative from 81 oth.s
control l.sisistion.
d! 4 !. suggested thu. Wilmington
~ Us'I bs !. .So r tsSlna - ANY, sdvsntsss
from the sheer force Of numbers. Where
a the susrsutee for that? what can
=. rne,,rsd rom a vard entitled to q
renressntative that fnds no difficulty
n turn,uu ont from 14OO to 1900 Demo
cratic vosss At : pri mary election, with
\ no Ram b,ioans voting. and where the
totsl vote At an honest election neve,
,xoseded a thousand? What kind OF 9
S,resentatIve would such q ward send
Daily Republican., 1887-05-20
WILMINGTON d NORTHERN BE

Time table in efioct May lsth, 1851. 1rsi, 6
leave " iiminKton Frcncn stseet) as follGwe:
For Reading, Birdsboro. Joanna, Spring
ville Tau aqua, Allentown, Lebanon, Wei
norsvillc and all points on the Philadelphia
and Reading X. X, 100 a. IN. and 2.4b p. M.
For Springfield, Waynesburg juno
ton, baskerville, Embreevtllo, Lonape,
Ohadd's Ford and DuPont's and inferno
diate points. 90 Q. m, Do, and ID .. m.
For West Chester, 7 90 n. NJ. 2k6 pm.
FOR New Bridge and intermediate points
Ie.lb p. m. Except on Saturday, when trail
Will leave at 10 and IL IL p. m.
On Sunday for heading and intermediate
points, at 06 q. m, and for Springfield AMI
intermediate points at 10 p. u.
a. u. MoOAUSLAND, l.. A.. BOWER,
Superintendent GeDn Pass Aat